If you use Mail.app integrated with a bunch Gmail accounts, you may also be annoyed by the fact that Apple’s Mail.app does a poor job of handling Gmail’s labels in some cases. For instance, Gmail IMAP messages aren’t actually deleted, they’re stored in the “All Mail” folder along with everything else. Wouldn’t it be nice if deleted messages actually went into Gmail’s trash? They can, and I’ll explain how that’s done.

Whenever there’s an Apple media event, I find myself getting lost in the content and announcements and missing the details. Unfortunately for me, the details are often pretty interesting. Thankfully, there are always those crafty people who analyze every frame of Sir Jobso and the demoes he and other Apple executives present to fill us in. Most recently are some interesting interface changes in Mail.app and iCal.

So, Mail on your iPad has become your e-mail client of choice. You are sending out more messages from here then you are for just about anywhere else. The only thing you have to deal with is that annoying signature. Sure, you love your iPad, but does that mean everyone to whom you send a message needs to know it was sent from your iPad? Not anymore! These simple instructions will show you how to change your iPad’s default signature.

It’s hard to get by with just one e-mail account these days. With so many free options available, there’s no reason you wouldn’t want to set separate accounts up for business, personal matters, site registration (a good way to avoid SPAM), and so on. Thankfully, Apple’s Mail program makes it very easy to set up and manage multiple accounts. If you’ve never accessed your account settings beyond Mac OS X’s initial set of questions, here’s what to do…

Setting aside the fact that this developer got a job offer from Apple, which is awesome in the first place, the manner in which the offer arrived is quite fascinating. The developer made sure to take some nice pictures of the iOffer before getting started on his paperwork. As with many of the things that come out of Apple’s headquarters in California, the job offer itself is extremely well put together. The outside is simply an Apple logo which just beckons the receiver to open it.

ibisMail is one of a number of apps that want to replace Apple’s own Mail app for the iPhone. Usually in these other apps, you just get a very simplistic app for e-mail whose only real feature is landscape typing. What sets ibisMail apart is that it has a ton more features than Apple’s app. Really… take a look!

At MWC, Vic Gundotra, Google’s VP of engineering, demoed what many might think is heaven sent; offline Gmail (the web app) with, among other things, support for labels. Better yet, the technology doesn’t depend or even require you to jailbreak your iPhone. So, you won’t even have to get Apple’s panties all in a bundle to get it working.

It seems Apple has finally fixed MobileMe’s Mail. David G. is back to give us the news via Apple’s MobileMe Status Page update #3. We have completed restoring Mail service, including historical messages, to all of the 1% of affected members. Thank you all for your extreme patience during this trying time. Apple also resolved more »